The May Bugle. (May, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 27, 1922 Page: 4 of 8
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THE MAY BUGL
May
Bugle Publishing C
Own* rs.
Chas. W. I.atta
Editor and Publis!
C^iallOHici Cl CD
Entered as second-class matter Orto
18 al the post olAcc at May. Oklahoma und r
the Act of March 3, 1879.
Saturday, April 22, 1922
Clear weather has prevailed
during the week just closing,
with low temperatures on the
mornings of the 18 and 19th
Eight frosts oecured on these
dates, but no damage of any
consequence has been reported
to the fruit, except in the ex-
treme liorthem counties.
The lowest temperatures re-
ported for Oklahoma City was
Subscription Price $1.50 per on the 18th, 20 degrees. Olher
stations on 11 it-* samedate report,-
Published every Thursday at
May, Harper County, Oklahoma.
vp»r, in advance.
Schools !n Contest
The Texas County and Pan
handle Free Fair will be held u.
the 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th of
October, 1922.
The Executive Board will
print the premium list hooks of
approximately one hundred png
es and we wish one page of ad
vertising for each page of Fair
matter. This advertising
wanted to help pay the exp ns,
of printing the books. We will
have five thousand of these
books printed and distribut'd i
to the hands of all
farmers and stock and poui
raisers in this part of the coun-
try, and will put one in the
hand of every business concern
over the entire territory. Yon
easily see that it is one of the
best mediums that can be had
for advertising.
The Fair board is haridling the
solicitation oftheadver kit
this through the school", in
entire territ< ry and is mu ing it
a competitive contest beUeei
these schools. This is to
based on the scholastic -* n n .• 11
merit of the schools so that tin
larger schools will have no ad-
vantage over the smaller ones.
The catalogue pages will be
approximately the same size :>s
last year and will cost $8 for
one-fourth page; $6.00 f r one-
half-page and $10 for a whole
page.
The school from which the
greatest amount of advertising
is received, best prepared and
most neatly and accurately got-
ten up, and in the hands of tin
Secretary of the Fair Assoeia
d fo'lov s; Kingfisher 33,
Newkirk 31, Stillwaer 35^ Tulsa
37 and Muskogee 38 Stations
in the cotton growing districts j
averaged 38 degrees for this
date.
It is very unlikely that there
will be weather cold enough to
do any future damage to the'
fruit.
Successful fruit growers over
the Stat< have seer' the benefits
of spra.\ ing and those who have
n >t already completed their first
spraying are making arrange-
ments to start immediately.
Spraying instructions' will be
furnished to anyone upon re-
qta t-t ior me to this < ft?
.1 A. \v 111 .:i)urst, P. es.,
So w Ik.a? d of Agricultu .
Grace Mercantile Oo.
---MAY
• •
\ ou are safe when you buy merchandise which is
Nationally Advertised. We cater to the Better
Classes of goods with our usual Low Prices.
Let our Store be your Home while in town
Political
A nn ou n cemen ts
(Paid Advertising)
Judge England for congress
The Bugle is authorz d to
dace nr nomination the name of
■Judge William H. England, of
Ponca City as a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Con i
Kress ior the Eighth District, I e!fhteeDt‘‘.b,r,1,day
subject to the State-wide prim
ary in August, 1922
Some of the farmers of thin
G. W. Liest finished threshing
his wheat the latter part of last
week. It didn’t make quite as
much as Mr. Liest expected.
Mr and Mrs. Ed Muench and
f irnily spent Sunday with Ray
Underwood and family
A surptise was given for Mr.
Eddie Barrett Saturday night
at his home,- in honor of his
All enjoy-
I ed a good dun- and also a good
; supper.
Tor County Commissioner
I hereby announce my candi-
dacy for th,j Republican n<»mina-
lion tor county commissioner,
second disrrict, at the primary,
election August 1, 1922.
-R. O. ALLEN.
P' iZ'
ar
tion by noon on Ihe loth d v <.j ! Lili.- Counts
May, 1922, will receive two lift!
ol the profit above ihe cose o!
printing tin* catalogues as fi»;,i
prize; three tenths as seem e
prize; one-fifih for third
und one-tenth as fourm |
E tell school entering the cor
test will chose one delegate t.
meet in Guymon at the office ol
the Secretary by noon on May
loth, who will decide which of
the schoois have won.
All on the contestant’s part
must be completed by noon Mu
15th.
It is estimated that the net
profit will he from $300 to $400.
On a $400 basis, the school w in-
ning first prize will get $160,
second prize, $120; third prize’
$80, and fourth prize, $40.
You will readily observe that [a c
though you did riot get but I nor
cmrth prize you would i\ c«i\ p,
$10. ibis is all to gain ;. ,j a
for County Commi sioner
T>> the liepublicat voters of
'be Fir-t Commissioner District,
1 i■ eivb■ announce nivsnlt a--, ;
can ii.fiu tor tile Republican
nomination as Countv C'unmis-
u 'Her in the above district am
'O.ic 1 tl,e \a ii,-s and support ot
i \ > u rs at the i u i-
"I'-U’y election m August.
F. C. I) IE. '
Tor County Commissioner
I hereby announce my candid-1 folks
or th" I)em, cratic non inn-
vicinity have begun planting
spring crops.
Grandma Biyless went to
own Saturday for the first time
since early last fall. She has
had poor health all winter
Bennie Peterson purchased a
saddle at the Army Auction sale
Saturday
Curl Liest spent Saturday
night with Earl Stanley.
Mi and Airs Leonard Funk
spen, Satuiday night and Sun-
d 'y with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G ?o. Liest.
Mr. and Mi's. E. K. Wray
•'pent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sandeiur.
Singing was held at Mr. El-
mer Arnold's last Friday night,
Tne crowd was mostly young
Poultry Fence
Vv’e have a full stock of the Ban. tr Poultry
fence.
48-inch, per rod
60-inch, per rod
18x1 mesh hex fence, per roll
48-in rabbit and poultry, per rod
66c
75c
$5 50
66c
Don’t Eorget
We have the P & 0 line of Listers. Cultivators and
Plows All kinds of I H C. machines. It will pay you
to see us before ■ ou buy We appreciate your patronage
and will do our best to S' rve you
R. O. ALLEN
' lav. Ok Ip.
vo ter.-
'entity Commissi,,net L Ml'- an(i Mrs Will Hart spent
Sunday a; the H. Lankfori
subject to the will of the party hume*
■ ■I 'he primary in Augu t. I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers, o.
Woodward, came ovtr Saturday
to visit her brother, T. A. El-
•vell. They returned Sunday
evening.
nothing to lose.
The printing will be let to the
lowest and best bidder
TEXAS COUNTY FREE FAIR I in by
ASSOCIATION, to do so.
Ry W. W. Kennedy, Secret; ry. I
Yesterday at 2 o’clock R. 0.
Allen took his new I. II, c. !
truck and started fur the H
Matin'* farm with a new ij.
He savs they hud the machii
work in the field at 4 p.
which it must be admitted is j
ttumu service, J Aows
II. K. CAMPBELL,
Ge irge Twp.
for Sheriff
hereby announce that I am
'ale for tin? Republican
■:iriat i,>n fur Sheriff of Har-
and olicit fla* votes
■ uppoi l ol R publican vote's
, - c l l _ i r ■
I it:It* \b
Son11 Sj-n?
pIllM'ti Will'll
OTHER. ETC.
agreil three, of
■ is not to be con-
■'■t doing what ln*i
at the August p imary I tiled re », i ■ ’ 'll doing what lu*i
""-if. ........'LuUndNct:'Nirr.n61*
to perierm all duties required of 1..... '..... >, >rgmia and
'< 11 'vithm nu power
G. W. MESS ING ER,
D.iby Sp< ings.
ry !
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fit
, I
" n y
taken
•rl 1 ;| r
dy biilf of
Iht Aunt P> - were visiting Vir-
.on.Ms gr.,,, b„uvnts. At the dinner
1,1 e lr«tmui used the spoon as
long ns she was being watched. When
Aunt B ■— s watchfulness returned
to tle^cbild a/tei a temporary nh-
' "N ,lia wa,i using her fingers
n . t.li sue'a!.
‘Aon iniifvtu’t use your fingers,”
corrected. “But the
•I" ' worn out,'Aunt
Beautify and Preserve
Your Home
and
Wir
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. driiiw it I 1.--, was the child’s reply.—In. I
Iji r face. - -Judg#. duinapolis Neves. I
We offer $25 00 cash prize for the best painted house in
Town or Country Painting to he done in May, June or
July, with
DEVGE PAINT
Sold by
C. E. Sharp Lumber Co.
Pi iz, awarded on harmnuv of colors nn
workmanship. A committee of dMmerested
a.- ard the prize. See our local manager for particulars
qu if.
allies wilt
May, Okla.
O. D. Chandler, Mgr.
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Latta, Charles W. The May Bugle. (May, Okla.), Vol. 18, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 27, 1922, newspaper, April 27, 1922; May, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc941172/m1/4/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.